A year out from any decision, politicians in Germany are already positioning themselves to oppose an increase to the licence fee.

PMA has joined a coalition of 19 organisations in urging EU institutions to effectively protect the independence of public service media in the European Media Freedom Act (EMFA).

Catherine Tait discussed the crisis in Canada's media ecosystem and the decline of trust, two existential threats to the survival of Radio-Canada.

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Amid elections in Argentina, the fate of public service media is precarious with one candidate proposing to remove the company entirely.

A new bill for South Africa’s struggling public broadcaster is a step closer to law, but media freedom advocates want it scrapped entirely.

With over 30 journalists killed in the Middle East, the need to protect them and hold perpetrators to account has never been so important.

International law mandates the protection of journalists in conflicts, and crimes committed against journalists must lead to sentencing.

The programme will provide the latest information as well as safety advice on where to access shelter, food and water supplies.

The spectre of a series of intensifying conflicts presents an alarming peril to democratic societies, ahead of a crucial election year.

Ahead of Belgium’s federal elections, Belgium’s public broadcaster, RTBF, is heading to schools to connect with the young voters.